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Cats in the medinas, bees in the bakeries and strangers who look out for your bags  — a traveller’s Morocco is rich in detail and surprises

The SABC says it has taken action after a heated exchange between one of its TV presenters and chair of the Desmond Tutu IP Trust Dr Mamphela Ramphele on Tuesday by taking the presenter off air.

The Tshiamiso Trust announced on Friday it has paid more than R2.27bn in compensation to former mineworkers and dependants of deceased mineworkers affected by silicosis and work-related tuberculosis (TB).

China is seeking to buy more Russian gas through an existing pipeline as talks between the two countries have failed to make progress on building a second link, thwarting Moscow’s quest for new outlets, two industry sources told Reuters.

Former Austrian intelligence official Egisto Ott is facing a criminal case, accused of corruption and spying for Russia by supplying an encrypted laptop and leaking sensitive information for years, prosecutors said on Friday.

Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed outrage on Friday over an adult website that published unauthorised pictures of women, including of her, amid a national outcry over online misogyny and abuse.

The latest round of retrenchments at Ford South Africa cuts deep into families like mine, where the company’s fortunes have been intertwined with livelihoods for generations. The post Ford’s workforce reductions reflect broader challenges and uncertainty in SA’s automotive sector appeared first on Daily Maverick.

Modernising a medieval tradition creates entertaining stories that teach good behaviour. The post Bridging tradition and modernity through storytelling to shape ethical understanding in young minds appeared first on Daily Maverick.

Coach Rassie Erasmus has marked the end-of-year tour matches against Six Nations champions France and northern rivals Ireland as season-defining, but the next two Tests in Aotearoa may well shape this great team’s legacy. The post Boks to show tactical hand in two New Zealand ‘finals’ in Auckland and Wellington appeared first on Daily Maverick.

In a country in which more than 60% of learners lag behind foundational mathematics concepts, Reflective Learning is transforming the way South Africa tackles education. Born from a deep understanding that students struggle not with their current curriculum, but with gaps accumulated over years, this innovative platform uses targeted diagnostics and personalised lessons to help…